04537nam 2201105z- 450 991074327030332120230911(CKB)5690000000228605(oapen)doab113990(EXLCZ)99569000000022860520230920c2023uuuu -u- -engurmn|---annantxtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierSignatures of Maturity in Cryptocurrency MarketMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute20231 online resource (262 p.)3-0365-8575-3 Since the introduction of Bitcoin in 2009, the cryptocurrency market has experienced exponential expansion. Evolving from sets of transactions primarily conducted on Internet fora into a significant market valued at over 1.2 trillion USD as of August 2023, today cryptocurrency trading occurs 24/7 on more than 600 platforms. Despite its persistent volatility, recurrent speculation bubbles and subsequent market crashes, the trading characteristics of cryptocurrency exchanges are similar to those observed in mature financial markets. Recently, the correlation between the most frequently traded cryptocurrencies, specifically Bitcoin and Etherereum, has increased significantly versus the stock indices and other financial assets, suggesting an emerging connectedness with the global financial markets. This Special Issue collected research studies that make steps towards developing a better understanding of cryptocurrency market, with a particular aim of confirming or denying the growing signs of market maturity. Most submissions focus on price fluctuations in the cryptocurrency exchanges and produce evidence of the cryptocurrency market's evolution into a valid and interrelated component of the global financial markets. Interestingly, the events related to COVID-19 contributed to the intensification of this process. Some articles address the structure of the cryptocurrency market, including DeFi, the methods of obtaining consensus used, and the environmental impact of these transactions.Mathematics & sciencebicsscResearch & information: generalbicsscADCC-GARCHAIanomaly scoreautomated market makersbitcoinBitcoin carbon footprintBitcoin miningblockchainblockchain technologybounded distance decodingbusiness developmentcollective dynamicscommunity detectioncomplex systemscomplexitycorrelationsCOVID-19cross-correlationscryptocurrenciescryptocurrencyDAOdecentralized exchangeDeFidiversifiereconophysicsedge computingelectric vehiclesenergy consumptionentropyerror correcting codeEthereumFIGARCHfinancial crisisfinancial developmentfinancial marketsfluctuationsforex markethedgeHurst exponentinformation processingKolmogorov entropylending protocollong memoryMahalanobis distancemarket impactmarket maturitymetaverseMFDFAminimum covariance determinantmultifractal analysismultifractalitymultiscalenetwork structurenoise and trend effectsoracleP2P chargingpermanent policyportfolio optimizationprecisionpublic-key cryptosystemsafe havenshrinkage estimatorstick-by-tick datatime seriestime series analysisvolatilityMathematics & scienceResearch & information: generalBOOK9910743270303321Signatures of Maturity in Cryptocurrency Market3560501UNINA01112nam 2200205zu 450 99669550650331620260108110311.0(CKB)37912810200041(UnM)99849307(EXLCZ)993791281020004120250319|1616uuuu || |engur|||||||||||Barren Trees Doome : A Sermon Preached At Newbery On The Fifth Day Of August. Beeing The Day Of His Maiesties Most Happy Deliuerance From The Bloudy Conspiracie Of The Earle Of Gowry And His Brother Alexander. By Bartholomevv Parsons Batchelour In Diuinitie, And Vicar Of Collingborne Kingstone In The Countie Of WiltesProQuest, UMI1616Parsons1782409BOOK996695506503316Barren Trees Doome : A Sermon Preached At Newbery On The Fifth Day Of August. Beeing The Day Of His Maiesties Most Happy Deliuerance From The Bloudy Conspiracie Of The Earle Of Gowry And His Brother Alexander. By Bartholomevv Parsons Batchelour In Diuinitie, And Vicar Of Collingborne Kingstone In The Countie Of Wiltes4504131UNISA